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Theoretical errors in determining the polar coordinates of luminous objects by means of a two-channel optoelectronic system with photodetector arrays

V. M. Belokonev, A. M.-Sh. Itigin, and V. B. Shlishevskii

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This paper elaborates on certain points relating to theoretical errors of the method of determining the coordinates of luminescent objects using two-channel recording by means of photodetector arrays.

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